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sqlc generates by default snake cased json tags, so make it our default expectation and add exceptions for the CVE V5 JSON format related files, since they use camel case.
Ingest Debian Triage data via their git repository and store it inside the sqlite database. See: #3
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I focused my review on the data structure. The handling is probably fine, linter is okay, only finds this:
internal/ingestion/debsectracker/debsectracker.go:340:18: func Service.getTriageEntryFromDB is unused (unused)
func (s Service) getTriageEntryFromDB(ctx context.Context, cveID string) (*TriageEntry, error) {
but this will be filled out later i guess.
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Implements ingestion of Debian Triage from the Debian Security Tracker.
See: #3